The three that Gwyneth recommends for the warming latte are Sun Potion astragalus, Sun Potion tocos, and Sun Potion reishi.
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"Potion Seller" is a 3 minute, 8 second video depicting an unnamed knight's determined quest to obtain the eponymous Potion Seller's strongest potion.
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"The classic love potion, which makes you fall in love with someone just because you drank the potion, is certainly problematic," Sandberg says.
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" On the verge of tears from holding back laughter, the knight and the Potion Seller duke it out: The knight insists that he needs his strongest potion for battle, and the Potion Seller insists that his strongest potions are "only for the strongest beings.
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I encountered another potion while playing the demo at BlizzCon called Dragonfire Potion, which did five damage to all minions except dragons, opening up a lot of dragon build possibilities for Priest players.
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I really have to mix this potion up just right.
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Maybe he's a witch drinking a potion of youth elixir.
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Herbivore Botanicals Prism Exfoliating Glow Potion, $62, available at Sephora.
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He'd give Longmont Potion Castle a run for his money.
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Ingredients in the sickly potion that we instinctively thirst for.
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DN: Was "Love Potion" Victoria's Secret or Bath & Body Works?
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No wonder Romilda tried to sneak him that love potion.
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The Knicks were not in possession of a magic potion.
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Enter Longmont Potion Castle, the Fugazi of prank phone calls.
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No pill or magic potion is going to work here.
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So was a scene of another Skeksis making a potion.
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The toxic potion, according to its maker, Rat Trap Inc.
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Rotten tomato soup to start, followed by a potion pear salad.
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Moon Juice Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion, $39, available at Sephora.
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No cursed book, painting, artifact, special potion, or magical machine required.
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There's even a potion to make cattle and their owners bulletproof.
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Farmacy Honey Potion Renewing Antioxidant Hydration Mask, $56, available at Sephora.
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So what exactly is in Dr. Whitney's so-called love potion?
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Upcoming Priest cards Drakonid Operative, Kabal Talonpriest and Potion of Madness.
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He had a knack (or potion) for making slow horses fast.
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Store in a jar and add to your potion as cream.
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There's been a LOVE POTION recipe since ancient Egypt, at least.
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Driver went back upstairs to shave and to gargle his potion.
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The bottle bore a label that reads Basic Witch Potion No.1.
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Unicorn tears seem like something Harry Potter would toss into a potion.
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Even then, the result would not necessarily be a life-extension potion.
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Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion in Fix, $20, available at Urban Decay.
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Polyjuice Potion is comprised of Orange Mad Dog, triple sec, and lemonade.
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The subjects of these old photos must have taken a Polyjuice Potion.
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A healing potion that recharges, a la your Dark Souls Estus Flask.
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I've been using the Honey Potion Mask for the last six months.
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Can you really have both, without a magic potion, or split personality?
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Don't skip the dry ice to give your potion a cool bubbling effect.
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That looks exactly like the health potion bottle you see in video games.
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There have been some studies on the ingredients in the love potion, though.
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The best prank caller in the world is, of course, Longmont Potion Castle.
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" Wine is not a potion conjured by druids, Faustin pointed out: "It's chemistry.
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But it's not like if you're missing an ingredient, the potion goes bad.
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Her go-to hydrator is not a secret potion that will blow your savings.
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You simply say I was mixing a potion and it exploded in my face!
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Gizmodo obtained a couple boxes of the precious potion, and guess what we did.
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Though Vine came and went, snippets of "Potion Seller" are still featured in compilations.
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So, I was forced to depart with seven parts of my nine-part potion.
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The winning team is the one that paints the largest potion of the map.
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Houses are being doused in a pink potion that slows the advance of flames.
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In "Horror," filmed in black-and-white, a scientist invents a sex-drive potion.
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To his left, one of his acolytes cradles the bowl containing the magic potion.
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The magic potion, it turns out, is a mixture of glitter and human semen.
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The health community can't quite agree on whether coffee is more potion or poison.
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Basic Witch Potion No. 2, which was introduced in July 2019, is still available.
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Permeating your room with purple peace potion, unfortunately, may not displace your anxieties forever.
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Vincke pops his speed potion to give himself two turns of supernatural dashing ability.
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"This adaptogenic potion lights up your brain and increases mental flow," the label said.
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"Whatever the magic potion has been, it&aposs been good for our players," Smart said.
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But it was unsustainable, if only because mercurial politics was part of the magic potion.
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I started with Shooting Star, a matte soft brown, and Potion, a red rusty shade.
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Unfortunately, there's no magic potion that will undo the effects of alcohol on your body.
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There are few millennials who can utter the words "Potion Seller" without bursting into giggles.
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Paired with some tactical plays in late-game situations, Potion of Madness can be devastating.
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British oddballs Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats are back with another proto-metal-slash-doom potion.
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If you don't want to do that, no love potion is going to fix things!
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The cocktail menu, dubbed a "prescription list," explains the medicinal properties of each boozy potion.
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The drug that caused Maria Sharapova's failed doping test sounds almost like a miracle potion.
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Longmont Potion Castle: From early on, I seemed to have a knack for enraging people.
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That means it could eventually go the way of Potion No. 1 and sell out.
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If there were a magic potion, it would have been used a long time ago.
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"He sent me his potion, and I made the magic," she says through a chuckle.
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How much will this magical potion of tax cuts/less regulation/fiscal stimulus really impact earnings?
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How can you ever trust someone, knowing they might be slipping love potion into your coffee?
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If they get hurt, you give them a potion or take them to a Pokémon Center.
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His potion—mixing muscular nationalism with Jewish chauvinism and anti-elitism—has helped poison Israel's politics.
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It's a little strange that, in the kobold's room, I find another potion of fire resistance.
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He said he had not sustained any serious injuries since he began swilling his Amazonian potion.
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But those good-government groups say the mixture of business and politics creates a combustible potion.
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It's called the Honey Potion Mask ($38), and it combats dry, dull skin with natural humectants.
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Basic Witch Potion No. 2 is a rosé made with a blend of Grenache and Sangiovese.
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Though Potion No. 2 is still available, according to Nocking Point, only 1,700 cases were produced.
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Reservations are required, and those enrolled should each arrive with a recyclable bottle for a potion.
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" Mr. Buffett observed: "This year the magic potion may be hedge funds, next year something else.
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These runners have not found the fountain of youth, a time machine or a magic potion.
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It's a mega-powerful plumping, brightening, and fine-line-erasing potion, which is, within itself, pretty stellar.
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It can be revitalized with Revive medicine and healed with Potion, both found at Pokéstops.
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The Witches of WeHo's Basic Witch Potion #1 Pinot Grigio will be available starting on February 1.
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South China Morning Post reported that nearly 40 million patients in China use the so-called potion.
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It carries multiple brands of adaptogen supplements, including the two most popular, Moon Juice and Sun Potion.
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The new genome map reveals how the great white achieves this legendary red potion-style health boost.
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Starting today, the cult-favorite brand is launching its popular Eyeshadow Primer Potion in a new color.
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A modern day love potion, Sandberg says, would include some combination of all three of these chemicals.
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Clearly, he's actually a cyborg who's discovered some sort of Death Becomes Her-style anti-aging potion.
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In short: The "Merry Christmas" line is a perfect potion of cultural warfare and anti-PC ingredients.
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The first potion was the premiere of "Bagatellen" (2015) by Hans Thomalla, who teaches at Northwestern University.
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You have it — that extra ingredient in the magic potion that will allow you to touch people.
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At the counter, she asked for a potion she'd got there before, called Come to Me Oil.
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It's the perfect potion, mixed just right, that ended up making this: Understandably, we're all thirsty for more.
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The spirit in that potion turned the lady's skin all over her body as ugly as a lizard.
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What if you got your hands on a potion that would give you supermodel looks for a week?
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Then there was Amortentia, a passion tea and apple juice blend named after the Harry Potter love potion.
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The magic potion is Army Chemical's Grout War and the machine is powered inside The Dirt Army's van.
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The theory suggests that Ginny slipped Harry a love potion in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
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The moment Betty serves someone Liqueur d'Amour, I seize the opportunity to ask her about the mysterious potion.
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But the magic potion on show at "Timeless," as the shop is called, is no wrinkle-fighting serum.
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"Potion-making and poisons have a long and fascinating history of being associated with femininity," he told me.
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Mr. Trelinski delves enticingly into one of the mysteries of the opera: What is this potion they drink?
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Price: $75These detailed glow-in-the-dark Disney x Vans Sk8-His feature Sally whipping up a potion.
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He wants to know when the scientists will develop a potion that will allow us to live forever.
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Coffee MUGG(le) is serving weaselbee, Polyjuice Potion and all kinds of coffee to awaken your inner wizard.
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Which leads nicely on to my next point... This beast is going to require some serious potion action.
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St. Germain notices, and he and Claire both realize that Raymond must have slipped something inside the potion.
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Claire heads to the apothecary to find a contraceptive potion that will keep Suzette from having little Murtaghs.
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Claire has concocted a potion that will mimic the symptoms of smallpox, using Jamie as a guinea pig.
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This dichotomy is the potion that Bejar would pour into his life's work, beginning with City of Daughters.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times The bright green potion cooked for eight minutes in the microwave.
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And if you were wondering which show appears to have love potion at craft service, it's Stranger Things.
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Rusalka goes to Jezibaba in desperation to ask for a potion that can turn her into a human.
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According to Nocking Point's official website, the new Basic Witch Potion #1 wine is a dry, crisp Pinot Grigio.
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Sometimes I have a potion for the worker to spray on the chair before they sit down to work.
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She recommends rubbing the potion between your hands and breathing in deeply for a calming, on-the-go remedy.
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Lovelace's The Witch Doesn't Burn In This One is a self-love potion for the women in your life.
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Drinking a health potion no longer requires you to stand exposed on the spot during a tantalizingly slow animation.
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Brooms and owls zip overhead, potion ingredients clutter the ground around you, and locations to visit sprinkle every block.
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Pile on the olives or cherries — depending on your potion of choice — and give your drink a quick stir.
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But increasingly, fandoms' emotions have been curdling into a different kind of potion; something petty, entitled, conspiratorial, even abusive.
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Along with the book, though, is what will become the cornerstone of my plan: a potion of fire resistance.
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Also included is the cheeky shrunken head and a chest, containing a wand, letter, chocolate bar, and potion bottle.
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That must have taken a good batch of Polyjuice Potion — we see what you did there with the caption.
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At least two fictional married couples were united by a love potion, and neither union was the most positive.
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The paints are chromatically-organized, each a unique recipe perfected by McGinness and his staff, like a magic potion.
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So in theory the potion and waking up and running away is the best thing that could ever happen.
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No pill or potion you can buy will increase that figure, despite the bold claims you might have heard.
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There she must obtain a potion, possibly Clarins anti-aging Double Serum, from a healing witch (also Naomi Watts).
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To use your new favorite DIY potion, pour a couple of ounces into your tub and hop on in!
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If throwing some herbs in a pot and calling it an attraction potion gives her confidence for a date, great.
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I always like making 'potion' themed drinks as well because they really work in any kind of glass or bottle.
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Her potion was a purgative, and she said that "healing symptoms" included nausea, headaches, dizziness, and explosive blasts of diarrhea.
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Engineers determined that the structural integrity of the potion of the station that serves PATH trains is intact, Hammer said.
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I feel like some sort of spooky witch mixing a potion as I dribble drops of cinnamon into my cocktail.
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He gave me a potion that made me powerless to move or speak, yet did nothing to dull my senses.
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As a special boost, I sometimes add four to five drops of Plant Potion, but any favorite serum will work.
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The Longmont Potion Castle Story has been in the works since 2016 and on March 19, gets its world premiere.
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Shortly before his death, we get another glimpse into Dumbledore's past when he drinks the potion protecting Voldemort's (fake) Horcrux.
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In the northeast corner, I also originally had AGED CHEESE/REC LEAGUES, where today you see BRAKE CABLE/LOVE POTION.
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In the hate-convulsed worldscape of today, Heather Dewey-Hagborg proposes oxytocin as that long looked-for potion: The Love Drug.
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In the hate-convulsed worldscape of today, Dewey-Hagborg's Lovesick proposes oxytocin as that long looked-for potion: The Love Drug.
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With 40 variations to choose from, you'll probably want to pick your potion in person rather than taking a gamble online.
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I do a quick face mask with Farmacy's Honey Potion (my saving grace for moisturizing – it always makes my skin glow).
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But now they face a new irritation: tourists and city-dwellers who are increasingly keen to try the potion for themselves.
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Players get to choose whether the potion costs one mana, five mana or 10 as well as select its two effects.
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I leave her some rations, and in return she wishes me well and gifts me a second potion of fire resistance.
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In the tales of King Arthur, a love potion bound the knight Tristan with the Irish princess Isolde, leading to doom.
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Her first offering is Plant Potion, a natural serum composed of 14 different essential oils to firm and hydrate the skin.
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As she looks at the bees, species names roll off her tongue like ingredients in a Hogwarts potion. Sylvicola. Neoboreus. Balteatus.
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"Plaintiff observed in horror as the door severed the upper potion of his formerly fully functional right thumb," the suit continues.
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Privately, he asks Claire for a potion to see him off; he can no longer bear the pain of his illness.
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Last month, he released his new album, Longmont Potion Castle 12, though it is actually his thirteenth album, despite the title.
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I love that self-care can feel decadent and relaxing, and the Honey Potion Mask is a good example of that.
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There's always a magic skin care potion or some other fun new product that promises to improve your life for $15.
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If you told me today there's a magic potion that can take you back to 25, I would never take it.
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Or perhaps you imagine a magical love potion that overrides your free will and turns you into a starry-eyed zombie.
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Free of the myth that marriage is a magical potion, we can all pursue the life paths that suit us best.
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In Romeo and Juliet, it's when Juliet drinks the potion that will make her appear to be dead rather than marry Paris.
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What I can find out, however, is why Betty brews her potion, and how she decides who will be served a glass.
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There is a love potion that renders its user impotent, a facial cream that beautifies but blinds, a microscope that mentally handicaps.
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Without cupcakes filled with Polyjuice Potion and mouthfuls of Gillyweed, who knows what would have become of Harry Potter and his pals.
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Sadly, my Spanish is not good enough for me to confidently buy a love potion, as a fellow shopper suggested I do.
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I picked up one, a glowing orange potion made of turmeric, raw honey, lemon juice, ginger, black pepper, cayenne and alkaline water.
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Their only hope is a potion derived from shrieking mandrakes, who remind me of every nightmare I've had about killing a houseplant.
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As beauty editors, we're among the first to experience every new skin/hair/makeup potion that comes into existence on our watch.
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Fergus and Jamie ride to St. Germain's warehouse, swap the crew's wine for the potion, and rub mashed nettles over their clothes.
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Granted, the first fragrance in Perry's collection is called "Mad Potion," but we all see the double meaning of her latest launch.
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To help with this, I go to the Perfect Potion store to spray myself with my favourite chakra spray and essential oils.
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One of their best-selling products was a love potion they believed was created by the infamous Louisiana Voodoo practitioner Marie Laveau.
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"There's a crafting game where you're collecting potion ingredients and creating potions and using them to be a better wizard," he said.
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Finally, makeup junkies everywhere had a little magic potion that could double, triple, even quadruple the coverage of just about any base product.
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The technology may be new, but the plot is a tried-and-true potion of friendships, relationships, and long, brooding stares off-camera.
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This week's offering is called The Summoning, and it follows the goofy antics of a feline witch on the hunt for potion ingredients.
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She's playing a potion-mixing psychic in What Men Want, the gender-flipping remake of Mel Gibson's 2000 rom-com, because she can.
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Celia CruzNyx Cosmetics In Your Element Water Palette, $23, available at Nyx Cosmetics; Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion, $22, available at Sephora; E.l.f.
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Are you telling me they wouldn't be unable to find a suitable replacement and pass it off as some magical potion gone awry?
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I probed through a bunch in my limited time and found things that, for instance, healed allies, debuffed enemies, improved potion effectiveness, etc.
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Lately, I've been double-masking by slapping on a pimple-fighting charcoal or clay mask and following up with Honey Potion to moisturize.
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If my mother became too tired for our mission, she had to drink a potion made from poppy pods, to regain her strength.
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There are four masks in the line, including oxygenating, clarifying, and soothing masks, but the hydrating potion gets the highest honor from us.
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Published in 2011, the short depicts the knight, played by Justin Kuritzkes, continually getting rebuffed by the Potion Seller, also played by Kuritzkes.
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Roel scoops up some of the potion with a ladle, and after a few false starts with a lighter, the booze is ablaze.
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ZDNet obtained a potion of the most recently hacked database to verify, and found it did not appear to contain sexual preference information.
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Roman collected his potion next door, where a range of drugs are made by his dealer -- predominantly methadone and the street drug krokodil.
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Saturday Skin Bright Potion Probiotic Power Serum, $51, available at SephoraDon't be fooled by the size — this small jar of serum is potent.
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Urban Decay Primer Potion has an ideal texture to lock shadows in place for crease-free application on even the oiliest of eyelids.
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Most drinkers there have guessed that the mash-up of yellow liquid and blue cubes would yield a green, not a purple, potion.
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Floating candles and potion-like cocktails made the guests wonder if they had actually apparated to the Hogwarts Great Hall for the reception.
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Though a rep had to walk me through a few pieces of the first mission: finding a magic mushroom for a witch's potion.
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And in the Harry Potter series, evil incarnate, aka, Lord Voldemort, was the product of parents who were bonded by a love potion.
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Until recently, many spirit children were taken to a concoction man who would lock them in a room after administering a poisonous potion.
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Farmacy's products are included in Sephora's Clean category, and the Honey Potion mask is cruelty-free and made with all naturally derived ingredients.
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The initiates grouped around tarot-card readers, political/feminist slogan button-making stations, a potion-making table and a booth for voter registration.
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The place we stayed that night, this lady made this amazing potion out of wax and herbal oils to help my fingers completely heal.
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Then the London-based pro pulled out his magic potion — the brand's Precious Hair Care Oil — which he says he always uses on Amal.
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Honey and dairy products, like yogurt and milk, are easy DIY treatments, but if you're not into concocting your own potion, get this serum.
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According to Cosmopolitan, the menu will include a 'Love Potion' cocktail and delectable dishes such as chicken terrine, rack of lamb, and ricotta gnocchi.
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After being snubbed by St. Petersburg society, she resorts to knocking back all of the miscarriage-triggering potion an Italian consultant has given her.
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"I'm working on a face mask next, which will have an even more powerful concentration of the superfoods found in Plant Potion," she says.
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In the finest tradition of the snake-oil salesman, he sold the perfect potion to many of us to cure all that ails us.
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That potion is brewed from the leaves of a shrub containing the hallucinogen dimethyltryptamine (DMT) and the bark of a vine containing harmala alkaloids.
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Before you throw good money after bad, let it be said that no pill or potion has been scientifically shown to dissolve abdominal fat.
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The aesthetician and founder of Rescue Spas has been faithful to Biologique Recherche for 25 years, and calls its P50 ($27) a miracle potion.
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She wards their invisible tent, brews Polyjuice Potion, and hexes Harry into unrecognizability when they're captured — but it's Harry who kills Voldemort, of course.
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There was also a matcha lemonade called Polyjuice Potion on the menu, but as far as we know, it didn't allow anyone to shape-shift.
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So I'll buy that grappa and figure out how to use it, and then I will make a drink that'll be the health potion drink.
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Antoinette is tempted to abuse Christophine's spirituality, impulsively demanding a love potion off her as a newlywed; Rochester, conversely, is angered and frightened by it.
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"There is the witchcraft belief that if the attacks are happening to people while they are alive, then the potion is more powerful," Ero said.
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He admits that he's already been recognized for "Potion Seller" by both professional actors he's worked with and teenage fans who stumbled across his video.
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Betty is well-known for her eccentric, all-out personality, but most famous for the love potion she brews in the basement of her bar.
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Instead of the "boozy Butterbeer, Polyjuice Potion and Hair of the Multi-Headed Dog" that had been advertised, they got decidedly un-magical regular cocktails.
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If you come up against a particularly stubborn beast, casting a nice Exstimulo Potion on it will make it that little bit easier to rescue.
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I tried Farmacy's warming Honey Potion Mask ($38), which uses antioxidant-rich honey, vitamins, and glycerin to attract moisture and seal hydration into the skin.
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Plus, it's helpful that one jar of a little over an ounce of Honey Potion Mask has lasted me for six months of regular use.
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Live theater doesn't really allow for many, say, spells, creatures, potion effects or any of the many, many outlandish things that happen in HP's world.
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"But I don't think we're going to find some magic potion that will be able to cure obesity in the absence of any other intervention."
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I'd let my love potion radiate off my skin, sure that hundreds of bewitched mega-babes roaming the museum would soon run straight for me.
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While re-reading Harry Potter and Half-Blood Prince, a food blogger from Mumbai decided to re-create the potion Felix Felicis as a heartwarming cocktail.
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The first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, was obsessed with finding a potion for immortality, and commissioned multiple nationwide army expeditions to find an elixir.
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The word "remedy" itself also contains contradictory meanings: a remedy is a drug but it can also be a potion, an elixir, or a temporary solution.
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You can also create your own potion recipes for people in the same area as you, and name them using Watson-based image and voice recognition.
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Bulletproof coffee, like most health trends, is not a magic potion that's going to solve all of your nutrition concerns for the rest of your life.
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In his 1991 book Childhood, Cosby wrote that he and his friends needed the Spanish fly potion because girls were "never in the mood" for them.
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But as witches and witchy aesthetics move into the mainstream, some fear that she may lose the anti-corporate potion that gives her the most strength.
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Oils are touted as something between a perfume and a potion, a substance that can keep you smelling nice while also providing physical and psychological benefits.
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Indeed, the information that "Mischling" conveys about Mengele and his experiments all seems to be verifiable — even the bread containing bromide, a kind of forgetfulness potion.
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"But every so often, we'll get a call from someone who wants a potion or something that can help them cast a spell," Mr. Blumenthal added.
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After drinking performance-enhancing "luck potion," Ron becomes a quidditch star, attracting a crazed groupie named Lavender (Jessie Cave), who promptly becomes his partner in PDA.
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Hermione is heartbroken (sob!) until Ron, recovering from a love potion slipped to him by another groupie, wakes up saying her name in the hospital. Brutal!
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Emerging strategies are even transforming cord blood left over after birth into a potent potion that might provide lifesaving treatments for victims of a nuclear disaster.
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Some versions of the story of Tristan and Isolde dating back to the 12th century feature a love potion (including the seminal 19th-century Wagner opera).
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In recent years, a new wave of health bloggers, naturopaths, celebrities, and integrative medicine experts have claimed we've had the magic potion all along—coconut oil.
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Some of her most popular videos — she writes and edits them herself over two days — include walking through a mysterious forest and finding an angel potion.
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You'd be forgiven if the phrase "love potion" makes you turn your head away in skepticism or conjures up images of a Harry Potter plotline gone wrong.
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It is a "lentivirus vector, hybridised with vesicular stomatitis and a plasmid containing genes for red fluorescent protein and oxytocin expression"—in other words, a love potion.
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"Pigshare," the potion he hands me, is fruity, yet not too sweet, and more complex than anything topped with a paper umbrella has the right to be.
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The potion—which is described as having a tea-like color, a slightly sweet taste, and a fishy smell—sells for about $8 for two 100ml bottles.
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I started my transition from male to female, and it restored me the same way that my sorceress was restored by those glass vials of blue potion.
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In this installation, we visit a bar in Ghent, Belgium, which is legendary for brewing a love potion and only serving it to those who are deserving.
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" When asked how she decides who gets a glass of her love potion, she answers: "People who are beautiful in their head, their heart, and their belly.
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Noisey: On the new album, Longmont Potion Castle 12, a call from you brings Kiefer Sutherland to such an infuriated point, that he threatens litigation against UPS.
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On floor 5, you solve a puzzle using a clue from a different floor, and as a reward, you retrieve a recipe for a fire resistance potion.
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At 54, I just want martinis, because I'm certain of what's in them and of what that potion can do: blunt the day and polish the night.
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In reporting this story, I've come to think of the process by which the brain creates consciousness as a kind of wizard or conjurer stirring a potion.
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Posner describes how the makers of Kopp's Baby Friend, a popular potion for quieting colicky infants, scoured newspapers for birth announcements and then sent mothers free samples.
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If you've ever wondered whether Aunt Petunia was really a witch or if Ginny gave Harry love potion, J.K. Rowling herself may soon address fan theories like these.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Elide fire ball must be filled with magic potion because it can get thrown into any fire and put it out immediately.
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So for instance, werewolves may only come out on the full moon, while certain potion ingredients only appear (or appear more) when it's raining, or in the evening.
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As Harry Potter fans know, Felix Felicis is a very special potion, one that confers luck onto the drinker and success in everything they try for a time.
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The series, father and son explain, tells the story of a tiny rebel village in Roman-occupied Gaul whose warriors have been rendered invincible by a magic potion.
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It's strictly forbidden to rob a unicorn of its shimmering blood, but this Urban Decay potion will only set you back $32 at Sephora and last for months.
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"Trump has this magic potion that he just slaps on something and it goes sailing through and everyone's just going to roll over for it," he said, mockingly.
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As the Swedes immigrated into Chicago en masse in the 19th and early 20th centuries, they brought their worm-potion with them, and the larger community latched on.
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And, if you're more DIY than I am and don't want to drop the $16 for that bewitching pre-made potion, you can make your own at home.
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In the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series, villainous Rita Repulsa gives Lord Zedd a love potion (Zedd took an antidote and their love proved to be legit).
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The mix of agave nectar, jojoba oil, and whatever the hell vanilla CO2 extract is just happens to be the magic potion that tamed my chapped-lip beast.
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A daily cleanser like May Lindstrom Pendulum Potion, meanwhile, clears pores with anti-inflammatory tamanu oil, replenishing fatty acids, and a spalike application ritual to quiet reactive skin.
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Unfortunately, a lot of those potential attendees were too old to take part in the potion-mixing, and they got very, very, very upset when they found out.
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Celery juice has been seemingly everywhere: The murky green potion looks like water from an algae-filled pond, yet its disciples have been downing it by the glassful.
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Better still, he said although it's a lovely product to revive second-day dullness, it's even more effective as a priming potion to prep and detangle after washing.
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For good reason, too — the store is full of seemingly endless Harry Potter merch, from broomsticks, "potion" bottles, wands, and posters to Potter-themed pieces from local artists.
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In the video clip, however, Juanes visits a medicine man and takes a trippy potion, hinting that the visual album offers a bigger story than the song alone.
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Yet, thanks to fine performances and a narrative that doesn't hang about to admire itself, the movie goes down as easily as a love potion at a coven.
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THE signature cocktail at the bar of the Trump International Hotel, in the Old Post Office building in Washington, is a $100 vodka potion served with oysters and caviar.
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It might not be a magic potion, but unicorn hot chocolate is a real thing thanks to Cream & Sugar cafe and sweet shop — and the creation is downright adorable.
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Olivia Wilde Like many of us, Olivia Wilde went through a skinny-brow phase, but she's finally found a potion to help grow her brows to glorious fullness: RevitaBrow.
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On Friday, Avelar Junior, 24, from Brazil, said he's tried the cheeseburger but has plans to try Fortnite's slurp juice — a slushie that imitates the in-game healing potion.
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When he leans forward, he's the parsimonious Potion Seller, who is thoroughly convinced his strongest potions — strong enough to kill a dragon — are too strong for the weak traveler.
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This unlocks a door on the other side of the level, behind which is a chest containing another potion of fire resistance and a set of stairs leading downward.
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A love potion is crafted with hibiscus flowers and leaves, baby lemon leaves, wandering Jew (a common houseplant that the duo claims to help "strengthen the blood"), and oregano.
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The women would ask him for some precious warm urine, the deworming potion that was so hard to come by in Nyamata, which they'd immediately administer to their children.
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The point is, if your vault is full (say, of potion ingredients), then you won't be able to claim those sweet portkey rewards without paying coins to expand it.
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I think the last shots of the day were the shots of him drinking the potion from the big jar with a chain whip on the table and stuff.
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I've been using the Honey Potion Mask at home for the last six months, and I've laid out the nitty-gritty of what to know before you buy below.
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In 2015, The New York Times said bone broth was "ranking with green juice and coconut water as the next magic potion in the eternal quest for perfect health."
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Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion, available at Sephora, $24This eyeshadow primer has been a go-to product for me since I purchased my very first Urban Decay Naked Palette.
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The latte calls for 13 different ingredients, including sunflower butter, coconut nectar, coconut oil, and "transformational" powders from a brand called Sun Potion that retail for a cool $125 altogether.
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Derek's ears started turning red and feeling hot after the drink After some food and a three-hour break to let the effects subside, they drank the potion and waited.
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They believe someone took or lured her to one of the many ritual sites in the region where tourists try an intensely hallucinogenic -- and sometimes deadly -- potion known as ayahuasca.
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Which is to say, if a witch were brewing a transformative potion that would turn anyone into the ideal Bachelorette contestant, the brew would produce Jason, Blake, Colton, and Garrett.
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The not-terribly-appetizing menu started rotten tomato soup, then a potion pear salad, a penne with creamy blood sauce for the entree, and finished with chocolate ice cream caskets.
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As director of the Jenner institute, Hill is creating a well-crafted "potion" of ingredients which, when combined inside a vaccine, could prepare our immune system to attack biological invaders.
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Her particular fountain of youth isn't a fresh pressed turmeric juice or any other trendy potion; it's an abiding quest for newness, adventure...and a life of what could be.
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Potion of Madness has great potential by itself in the early game, allowing you to easily take out two of your enemies' low-health minions with for just one mana.
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In the videos, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is sitting in her makeup chair and explaining to her glam squad the reasoning behind her new potion-filled water.
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Whereas before the Dovahkiin could happily travel for miles on nothing more than a health potion or two (and perhaps a little medicinal skooma) now hunger will affect your stamina.
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Honey Potion Renewing Antioxidant Hydration Mask, available on Sephora, $56This intensely hydrating mask from clean beauty brand Farmacy is infused with antioxidants to leave the skin looking glowy and plump.
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She says kegel exercises can be beneficial if you want to do them, but there's no tincture or potion you can slap on down there to magically tighten your snatch.
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After all, in addition to the supposed beauty benefits, the morning potion is purported to "detox" your body, to "wake up" your digestive system, alkalize you, and promote weight loss.
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The bottom line The Honey Potion is a good product for a few reasons: It does what it's supposed to, it uses natural ingredients, and it's really fun to use.
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When I was 12, living in Port Washington, N.Y., my friend Buzzy and I mixed a potion with his chemistry set and sprinkled ourselves with it, hoping to attain superpowers.
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And the divertissements, a parade of showcase dances that are a staple of classical ballet, were inserted right after Juliet takes the potion: "the worst possible moment," Mr. Morrison said.
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The full moon-shaped Boggart, the mysterious potion he has to drink and the hints dropped by Snape when he quizzes the class about werewolves all point to Lupin's condition.
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What all of this boils down to is that there's no reason to think kombucha is better than water or that it's a magic potion for your gut or overall health.
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After all, the traditional sense of a love potion as a flowery concoction to ensnare the object of your affection might seem like an idea best left in the medieval era.
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Each and every one of the insects is eventually fed into machines and crushed up to be used in a "healing potion" manufactured by the pharmaceutical company responsible for the facility.
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Ask any beauty editor or makeup artist, and you'll quickly learn that Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion has long been counted among the best of the best in eye-makeup essentials.
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A fun take on the events of "Goblet of Fire," this Polyjuice Potion hip flask is ideal for a Mad Eye Moody costume, or simply as a silly, booze-holding curio.
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On Tuesday, the 37-year-old reality star posted a handful of videos on her Snapchat where she explained how her doctor prescribed her "love potion" – yes, it's a real thing.
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But human-caused changes in the pH of seawater means that "this age-old love potion may lose its potency—and the female, her life (along with her virginity)," she writes.
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She has a wizard-themed toilet, and her mother's ashes sit in a glass jar replica of Wolfsbane Potion – a magical substance from the Potter series that stops werewolves being dangerous.
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There was little sense of transformation as he turned from a shy, sober boy to the suitor emboldened by the love potion (actually cheap wine) peddled by the traveling quack Dulcamara.
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"Love Potion No. 9," the 1959 song by the Clovers, told of an aphrodisiac peddled by a "gypsy" that makes the subject love/kiss everything he sees, including an unappreciative cop.
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I wanted to save up to buy rare items to resell in my own personal shop, or get special "morphing potion" items that would enable me to acquire limited edition Neopets.
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In 2009, about 1,000 people accused of being witches in Gambia were locked in detention centers in March and forced to drink a dangerous hallucinogenic potion, human rights organization Amnesty International said.
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In conclusion, best to start by identifying the problem and although there is no miracle potion for reviving plants, a lot of love and the right environmental conditions can work absolute wonders.
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According to Dr. Whitney, the treatment should work for both men and women, so she actually encourages couples of all sexual orientations to come in and try out her love potion together.
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Kazakus is a legendary minion available to Kabal classes, which has a never-before-seen battlecry: If your deck has no duplicates, create a custom potion — a new feature in the game.
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And even 260 percent is asking too much given where valuations are today and the long odds that there's some magic economic growth potion that can support valuations moving a lot higher.
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What if we could manufacture a love potion in a laboratory that would enhance the feeling of falling in love—or more importantly, stop you falling out of love with your partner?
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Narrowly elected as the leader of a divided party, he had to appear to embrace the poisoned chalice pushed upon him by the Zuma faction, while surreptitiously trying to dilute the potion.
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Anise, fennel, mint, angelica root, mint, lemon balm, hyssop, and the same wormwood that had this liquor on the FDA's blacklist until 2007 all go into his potent, 62-percent-alcohol potion.
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" (That's what she calls her clients.) "Anyone can make it at home," the witch tells me as she writes down the ingredients for a love potion "to make anyone fall for me.
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We went back to his house on the reservation, and we started drinking a lot more of the potion and talking about whether we were going to do the swinging ball shot.
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The movie, which is based on Robert Louis Stevenson's novella, follows Dr. Henry Jekyll, who faces consequences when he takes a potion that turns him into an evil alter-ego, Mr. Hyde.
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Brady is a 40-year-old, vacant-brained dipshit who supported a white supremacist for president and spends his downtime trying to sell magic potion to people who don't know any better.
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Irritation, apparently, is more strenuous than concentrating on the essential timings of attacks and parries, while being sure to regularly sip from my Estus, a healing potion that's always in limited supply.
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Longmont Potion Castle's off-kilter humor, bizarre vocal effects, and decades-long anonymity have built up his myth to the point where there's now an imminent full-length documentary on the enigma.
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The fluid, a tinted potion of formaldehyde and other chemicals (some funeral homes now offer a nonformaldehyde alternative), is designed to erase the natural pallor of death and plump up the skin.
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The mustachioed hero, who has been entertaining readers with his magic-potion exploits alongside Obelix since 1959, has become a mainstay in the publishing industry, with more than 370 million albums sold worldwide.
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That explains why I nearly cried when the episode opens with Young Alba (Rosie Garcia) slathering Toddler Xo (Apollonia Pratt) with the "magical potion," as my mom did for me two decades ago.
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IT IS A wet evening deep in the Amazon rainforest when members of the Koreguaje, a tribe of indigenous Colombians, line up to receive brews of ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic potion made from vines.
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On a lazy Sunday afternoon recently, I realized that "Potion Seller" is only one of many videos that Kuritzkes has on his channel, and that he's still posting absurd sketches using Photo Booth.
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" Yehoshua is a master in his visual sketches of scenes like these, down to the quality of the evening sun pouring in "the remains of its day, a potion of copper and gold.
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Banished to the island Aiaia, she takes up potion-making — most famously turning Odysseus' crew into swine — but this telling, in the sorceress's own words, is not the version we think we know.
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But if we ever get these three in a room together, the viewers at home will probably need more than a few bottles of the Witches of WeHo potion to get through it.
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This will ask them to find a list of potion-worthy species, like squill, cinnamon, ginger and monkshood, in the conservatory, where an alchemy table will also offer demonstrations of plant-based chemistry.
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Lincoln Center has hired design firms, including Ralph Appelbaum Associates, which worked on the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the technology firm Potion to create conceptual designs of the spaces, exhibits and installations.
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Openness is supposed to be a European strength—its magic potion, to extend the Asterix metaphor—in an age when America is pulling up the drawbridge and China's more closed model is making strides.
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Aside from nailing Slytherin cobra stretches and the appropriately named Downward Fluffy, the lucky class participants were treated to Sorting Hart cookies (flavors varied among Hogwarts Houses), a Mandrake Garden and a Potion Station.
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For the accounting potion of the analysis, Replicon looked at sick time submitted by a total of 614 employees in the accounting departments of 74 companies by month over the past two calendar years.
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When a powerful witch is scorned, she brews a potion using the blood of a freshly-skinned calf and the sap of an ageless tree, and appeals to the moon to do her bidding.
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The copper-rich NIOD Flavanone Mud Mask is fantastic for decongesting hormonal or hungover skin, while Farmacy's warming Honey Potion mask uses antibacterial propolis and immune-boosting echinacea to blast life into your dermis.
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You better have the page bookmarked and your alarm set — Urban Decay's hardcore fans, especially rabid Vice devotees, are going to flock to this like Moondust to a Primer Potion (it's legitimately limited-edition).
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Kids will delight in the exhibition's more interactive parts, including a potion-making station, where I managed to use the right ingredients to digitally brew a tonic that would protect me from night goblins.
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The new take on The Invisible Man differs significantly from H.G. Wells' original story, which is about an ambitious scientist who drinks a potion rendering himself invisible only to be unable to reverse it.
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He convinces himself that he can loot a grave of magical treasures and use a speed potion to run the hell away before even if its undead guardians detect him on the way out.
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We need to hold a guy so desperately that we put all of our efforts in one pricey bottle of a sparkling magic potion that our manicurist applies while casting a voodoo love spell.
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Nowadays you can get a bush potion that gives you a portable disguise, but if you don't happen to have one of those handy then a normal, stationery bush will also do the job nicely.
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After all, if the makers of Monster energy drink can't pick and choose whether to disclose what unholy alliance of ingredients goes into making the neon green potion, why is a brewery allowed to choose?
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Hades appears to offer an alliance with Zelena, so they can take down Dorothy and make a time travel potion that will swap her life with Regina's — and potentially his with his successful brother Zeus's.
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Even after having drunk that horrendous potion and being weak to the point of collapse, Dumbledore manages to get back to his feet again and blast away the Inferi before they can drag Harry underwater.
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He has crossed paths with Yoko Ono and her entourage, had a moment in the New York art world, and he helped create a voodoo love potion so powerful its effects could not be reversed.
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The YouTube star and host of Nerdy Nummies recreates the "love potion" from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince that is said to smell different to each person, according to what is attractive to them.
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Phloretin, vitamin C, and ferulic acid in a potent serum-in-a-gel formula help this antioxidant-rich potion penetrate the skin and work to correct signs of photodamage, as well as puffiness and dark circles.
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It's ostensibly a way to find workout buddies at your local gym, share tips about the best weird protein potion to drink after pumping iron, and even find someone who shares your enthusiasm for healthy living.
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During late college nights, when my friends and I were too drunk to go to sleep and too tired to continue the night, we'd pile onto dingy common room couches and laugh to "Potion Seller" together.
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Encounters also vary in difficulty, which can be determined from the map or within the encounter — you may find some foes or rescues are beyond your power until you pump up a bit (or quaff a potion).
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Held in late August, the spellbinding soirée included Hogwarts house banners and balloons in coordinating colors, life-size cutouts of characters from the films, a potion-themed candy bar, a replica of Platform 9¾ and much more.
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The visual design of milk as an item was only a little bit different from the design of a bottle of potion, and consuming both uses the same animation, making it a pretty easy item to introduce.
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Elaine wants nothing more than to attract a man who will love her devotedly, and to that end, she sets up a potion-concocting station in her house, having been trained in the ways of witchcraft already.
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Last week, Nocking Point Wines, the producer that Schroeder, Maloney-Schwartz, and Doute worked with to create and sell their Witches of WeHo wine, announced via Instagram that Basic Witch Potion No.1 was officially sold out.
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In the Wayuu tribe in northern Colombia, sexual diversity is taboo and can be addressed with the administration of an herbal potion believed to stimulate male hormones to "cure" homosexuality, one Wayuu leader was quoted as saying.
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When it's all over, wines still missing that something special can get a dose of Mega Purple, a grape-juice concentrate that has been called a "magic potion" for its ability to deepen color and fruit flavors.
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We get to see the bookshelf when Albus, Scorpius, and a new character named Delphi take Polyjuice Potion to transform into Harry, Ron, and Hermione, in order to sneak into Hermione's office to steal a time turner.
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Tracie Martyn Amla Purifying Cleanser, $65, available at Tracie Martyn; Tracie Martyn Enzyme Exfoliant, $90, available at Tracie Martyn; Farmacy Honey Potion Renewing Antioxidant Mask, $56, available at Sephora; NuFace Trinity Facial Toning Device, $325, available at Sephora.
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I forgot to stop by Sephora to pick up a hair mask, so when I get home I order the Bridgeo Repair Don't Despair mask plus a Farmacy Honey Potion Renewing Antioxidant Hydration Mask for my face ($90).
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Not only did the event feature a yoga class, but there were also HP–themed cookies, a sorting hat, a mandrake garden, a photo booth, a potion station, pumpkin juice beer made by Circle Brewing Co. and more.
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Marketed as a wellness product, her customers also use it medicinally; athletes take her sublingual potion (which is placed under the tongue) for relief of inflamed muscles or injuries, while other customers use it for insomnia and anxiety.
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She had appeared on two episodes of the original "Twilight Zone" series as well, as a genie with a mild-mannered new master and as a glamorous single woman who unwittingly drinks an all-too-effective love potion.
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" That series gave Sabrina an origin story: The opening narration states that Hilda and Zelda were attempting to create a wicked witch but accidentally knocked "beautiful girls' stuff" into their potion, inadvertently creating Sabrina, the "grooviest teenage witch.
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"The hope that some scientist is going to come up with an anti-aging potion and keep us immortal or that we'll come back to life cryogenically — that hope was never present in human history," Dr. Batcho said.
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An unpredictable president, he once claimed that he could cure AIDS with herbs, prayers and a banana, and he has carried out literal witch hunts, combing the countryside for suspects and forcing them to drink a hallucinogenic potion.
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It's double gratifying that Quentin was the one who pursued Eliot, not out of magic feelings potion or necessity, but because he saw Eliot as his chance to experience love without the specter of Alice holding him back.
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Compellingly, in The Half-Blood Prince, Harry and Hermione examine Snape's handwriting in an old copy of Advanced Potion Making, not knowing who the self-appointed "Half-Blood Prince" who had written in the margins of the book is.
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That last kiss caused the destruction of the potion, but the love for the song itself continued throughout the decades—it was covered by many artists, including the Searchers, Neil Diamond, the White Stripes, and Alvin and the Chipmunks.
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Ponies affected by a love potion realize too late that it is in fact a love poison, so they are doomed to lovesickness, compelled to gaze gaga-eyed at each other and call each other ridiculous pet names forever.
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There is something poetic about how its flavor is that of crushed celery seeds, which have been used in Eastern medicine for millennia and also sound like they'd make an appearance in a potion in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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I recently began using Whal Myung's Skin Elixir, a potion of sorts (the Chinese characters for the brand's original name, Whal Myung Su, mean "lifesaving water") that was created for Korea's royal family during the Joseon dynasty in 1897.
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Had those of us who supported reform still controlled Congress, we could have adopted these two changes, thereby greatly strengthening the political potion of both the bill and those members particularly from marginal districts who had voted for it.
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We're assuming a non-soluble marker is being used to draw on a glossy lacquered table here, and that clear liquid magically pulling the doodle off the surface isn't some kind of potion, but most likely just regular old tap water.
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The CICIG was also involved in the Amatitlán case, in which Baldetti is accused of signing a fraudulent contract for what she called "a magic potion" that would clean a badly polluted lake, and which turned out to be salty water.
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Throughout the show, primarily in Part One, there are audience gasps and applause breaks for some of the coolest wizard tricks the team thrillingly manages to bring to life, from incredible physical transformations aided by Polyjuice Potion to terrifying floating Dementors.
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A string of Chinese alchemists claimed to have created a rejuvenating potion; Joseph Needham, the historian, scientist, and Sinologist, was so struck by the frequency with which Chinese emperors were poisoned by these drugs that he tabulated a list of victims.
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Lotion P50 is essentially a modernized gentler version of the 1970 potion, a smart, smelly blend of proven clarifying ingredients like lactic acid, gluconolactone, salicylic acid, and sulfur, with a few less-expected additions, like horseradish, onion, and thyme extracts.
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The popular comic books by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo centre on a small tribe of Gauls somewhere in northern France around 50BC, surrounded by Roman invaders and holding out nonetheless thanks to a magic potion endowing them with superhuman strength.
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Watch more on Daily VICE: The Blurry Pixel, which is in a second story walk-up in the city's downtown, and serves cocktails with names like "Health Potion" alongside the beer on tap, has been open for less than a year.
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In another, they cause the destruction of the universe via a hastily synthesized love potion that turns those infected into giant insectoid monsters Rick dubs "Cronenbergs," a reference to the grotesque creatures made famous by the films of the eponymous director.
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Worse, Euro-pharmacists often offer, unasked, remedies based on homeopathy: the bogus theory that some compounds, even toxins like arsenic, if so diluted that only a "memory" of their presence remains in a pill or potion, have magical curative powers.
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None of the roles made a bigger impact than her breakout performance in 1970 in Janacek's "The Makropulos Affair" as Emilia Marty, an opera singer who has lived for 342 years in a series of guises after drinking a magic potion.
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It is still the biggest ever counter-LSD operation in the UK and has been re-told through countless articles, books, and a few truly terrible TV adaptations, in which LSD is portrayed as some sort of demonic auto-suicide potion.
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The claim that lemon water boosts your metabolism is probably the most popular myth associated with the mystical citrus potion, but it's also been called an immunity booster, a digestive aid, an adrenal gland function optimizer, and a liver detoxifier.
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Sandra Bullock starred in two witchy movies: in 1992's Love Potion No. 9, a spell given by a gypsy (as in the eponymous song) changes the subject's voice so the opposite sex is attracted and the same sex is repelled.
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Dig into the Farmacy jar with the magnetic metal spatula that comes included (and handily attaches to the lid when not in use) and spread a thick layer of the Honey Potion Mask onto your face, avoiding lip and eye areas.
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The store stands out for its emphasis on a new generation of digital-first or direct-to-consumer brands, like the French supplements brand Aime, with its best-selling potion French Glow, and the honey-based hair-care line Gisou.
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Celebrities ranging from Alex Jones, the host of the far-right radio show Infowars, to Gwyneth Paltrow, she of the jade egg and wellness brand Goop, have enthusiastically promoted the potion; you can find it on the shelves of your local Whole Foods.
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ShakiraUrban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion, $22, available at Sephora; Revlon ColorStay 16 HR Eyeshadow in Siren, $4.24, available at Target; L'Oréal Infallible Eye Paints 2 Step Eyeshadow, $6.79, available at Target; Almay Intense i-Color Volumizing Mascara, $5.25, available at Walmart; E.l.f.
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Once you've checked out your common room, you can attend classes, like Charms with Professor Flitwick or Potions with Professor Snape, picking up illumination charms or recipes for Wiggenweld potion, and earning House Points for good work and losing them for mess-ups.
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Herbivore Botanicals, the brand whose all-natural millennial-pink bath salts and rose water-infused moisturizer are all over Madewell and our Instagram feeds, just dropped the Prism Glow potion, and it's just as cult-y and magical as the name suggests.
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He takes a trip to London with Hagrid to buy his Hogwarts equipment (robes, wand, cauldron, beginners' draft and potion kit) and shortly afterwards, sets off for Hogwarts from Kings Cross Station (platform nine and three quarters) to follow in his parents' footsteps.
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There's a little bit of luck here, though: The person who managed to scrape up a sword from those treasure chests will almost always have an advantage over the poor schmoe who only got a few apples and a potion of swiftness.
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If a known con artist peddles a potion that he claims will make people lose 25 pounds and enjoy a better sex life, we don't just quote the man and a critic; we find ways to signal to readers that he's a fraud.
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His plan goes awry, however: Rendered blind by the strange "Romeo and Juliet"-style potion he takes in order to appear dead, he wanders the streets with only a bubbly Canadian fan, Nancy, by his side to guide him back to sanity.
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In the fictional 1880s of novelist Robert Louis Stevenson, London was confronted with the strange case of the affable, capable Dr. Henry Jekyll, who periodically used a potion to transform himself into Mr. Hyde, a beast whose personality expressed the good doctor's darkest instincts.
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That said, there are a few things in the way of finding a complexion potion that'll actually lead you on a path to improving your biggest skin-care issues — namely, lots of confusing marketing jargon, and campaigns that promise flawless complexions but don't always deliver.
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A longtime fan of the brand's makeup (Having used it since she was 13, her favorites these days include their 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil and Eyeshadow Primer Potion), King is looking forward to using her new platform to help dispel beauty rules.
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Playing a Priest, I used a 10-mana potion to give myself 10 armor and clear the enemy Paladin's board by doing six damage to all minions — a total reversal late in the game that led to my victory in the next two turns.
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As for taking the antidote beforehand...without going on a total tangent about the efficacy and timing of potion usage and just how little we know about magical chemistry, the sad truth here is that Snape was always ready to die for this cause.
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They use those baby dolls to unnerving effect, and when one of the witches tosses a freshly plucked tampon into a potion they're boiling up, it's both viscerally revolting and exactly the sort of one-step-too-far gesture a rebellious adolescent might make.
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This hole-in-the-wall boutique-cum-latte bar near the Place des Vosges is a shrine to all-natural beauty brands like the L.A. apothecary line Poppy Sunday, the botanical-based oil Clary Collection, and Sun Potion, with its skin foods and tonic herbs.
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Earp says the distinction between the two approaches raises important ethical questions about how we might treat love addiction in a future in which there's a love potion you could drink to prevent a breakup, or a pill you could take to get over an ex.
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To find out how this influences modern Romanian society, Broadly correspondent Milène Larsson spends a week with Mihaela Minca's witch clan and learns how to brew a love potion, cook up a curse, and even witnesses the exorcism of a woman supposedly possessed by the devil.
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" Traders' harsh response to the interest rate policy laid out by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday has brought major U.S. stock markets to their knees, but the bank's chief U.S. equity strategist, Michael Wilson, told CNBC there is no "magic potion" and the Fed is "doing their job.
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As a bonus, your All-Natural Rejuvenation Potion (you can come up with a better name on your own time) is 100 percent free from parabens and fragrances, both of which are used routinely in commercial moisturizers, but can cause irritation or even disrupt hormonal processes, says Van Wyk.
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On her Instagram stories Sunday, The Voice coach shared multiple photos and videos of the elaborate party decor, which included Hogwarts house banners and balloons in coordinating colors, life-size cutouts of characters from the films, a potion-themed candy bar, a replica of Platform 9¾ and much more.
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Mr. Polenzani was a worthy foil, singing with pliant strength and clarion tone while tracing his character's shifting moods and dispositions, from love-struck, clumsy confusion to puffed-up confidence, owing to what he thinks is a love potion when he is in fact getting drunk on cheap wine.
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But in Act IV, when the good-intentioned friar gives Juliette a potion that will make her appear dead to her family until Roméo can rescue her, Ms. Damrau summoned weighty vocal power and tragic intensity as she agonized over what to do, then forced herself to drink.
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Sunday Riley stans may swear by Good Genes, the brand's top-selling potion that delivers brighter skin thanks to powerful AHAs, or the retinol-infused Luna Sleeping Night Oil, which helps minimize fine lines and uneven texture overnight — but there's a new holy-grail coming to shelves this month.
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The twinned fates of Mr Mourinho and Mr Ranieri, the contrasting form of Mr Mahrez and Mr Hazard, and the alternating stability of the two squads seem somehow related—as if Chelsea and Leicester had exchanged swigs of "Polyjuice Potion" (which allows the imbiber to temporarily adopt somebody else's appearance).
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Though Rick is the show's omniscient guru, it's Morty who puts it best, when he tries to explain to his sister that he and Rick managed to destroy their entire universe with a botched love potion and had to hide out in hers because "her" Rick and Morty had just died.
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Three decades later came Tone Lōc's 1989 popular single "Funky Cold Medina," in which he tests out the titular substance (seen as a steaming potion in the music video) "better than any alcohol or aphrodisiac" on his dog, which becomes amorous, and later has to fend off marriage-crazed ladies.
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Elsewhere, as in "Remedies for Sorrow Diagram No. 4 — Spirit-Healing Tea" (2019), a voluminous cloud of colorful flecks representing brown-toned seed pods and other dried ingredients of a curative potion creates an image that can be appreciated as much for its abstraction as for its specific cultural and historical references.
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According to director Tom Rotenberg, the film features an interview with man behind Longmont Potion Castle, as well as sit-downs ranging from notable fans of LPC (including Wilson, Andrew Bujalski, Weyes Blood, Cattle Decapitation, Pissed Jeans, and more) his prank call victims, his collaborators, and even the mayor of Longmont, Colorado.
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It put you in mind of Alice falling down the rabbit hole, an impression amplified by the collection itself, whose ballooned and shrunken shapes and sizes ("XS, M, L: his game of sizing is absent-minded," the notes said) conjured Lewis Carroll's heroine's becoming 10 inches tall after taking her tasty potion.
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Markets in the region also took a positive lead from Wall Street after S&P 500 hit an all-time high over President Donald Trump's executive orders to make it easier for TransCanada to build the Keystone XL pipeline and for Energy Transfer Partners to build the final potion of the Dakota Access pipeline.
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Read: Inside the Facebook for Sperm Donors A 41-year-old UK man says he has been peddling his jizz to women looking to get pregnant for the past 16 years, and has fathered hundreds of kids "from Spain to Taiwan" by selling his "magic potion" for £50 ($72) a pop, according to the BBC.
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He started telling me a story—and I have no idea if any of this was true—about how he'd heal AIDS patients, people with addiction, all sorts of stuff, with acupuncture, acupressure, and this medicinal potion, which was basically the pot he grew in the backyard mixed with grain alcohol, ginger, and herbs.
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Here's the second, phonetic interpretation: Like the "Eat Me" cake and "Drink Me" potion in "Alice in Wonderland," all three of the Down hint entries can be phonetically reinterpreted as a sort of command: The word ROOMY sounds phonetically like "RUE ME," and the answer is 58A's LOST OPPORTUNITY, which most people would certainly rue.
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Moody regularly quaffing from his hip-flask seems like an almost throwaway detail (and it certainly has a convincing explanation), but — in true Rowling style — its regular mentions throughout the novel actually hold a deeper significance (in hindsight, we know Moody is keeping himself topped up with Polyjuice potion to maintain his disguise). 23.
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" The description provided by the library says the book will take "readers on a journey through the Hogwarts curriculum, including Herbology, Defence Against the Dark Arts, Astronomy, Divination and more" and allow them to "discover the truth behind making the Philosopher's Stone, create your very own potion and uncover the secret of invisible ink.
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If Biologique Recherche is a Right-Bank Parisian who sits front row at fashion week, still smokes Gitanes, and could care less about ingredient transparency, then Moon Juice's Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion is her hippie sister who moved to the west coast, grows her own vegetables in Echo Park, and stirs adaptogen powders into her herbal tea.
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I was alarmed when my skin started to purge after just a few days of using the Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion, but dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, tells me it's normal: "Skin purging is a phenomenon where acne gets worse before it gets better because blockages within the pores are brought to the surface all at once," he says.
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The Favourite is a historical drama that plays with convention, both in story and technique: there are white powdered wigs and gorgeous corseted gowns galore, but also an absolutely batshit dance sequence, and fish-eyed lens shots that make the whole thing feel more like Alice in Wonderland post-"Drink Me" potion than a staid period piece.
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I don't think those guys had a car that was legal to drive, so I'm driving and Benny gets in right next to me, right in the center, and his assistant gets in on the passenger side with all the goodie bags—more potion, all these homemade energy drinks and weird concoctions in little Ball mason jars.
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Poems like "Top Ten Reasons Indians Are Good at Basketball" (one reason: "When Indian ballers sweat, we emit a perfume of tortillas and Pine-Sol floor cleaner that works like a potion to disorient our opponents and make them forget their plays") live alongside poems mourning the decimation of her Native heritage ("Manhattan Is a Lenape Word").
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For a regular mood-boosting and anxiety-relieving tonic — or, in my case, a pill replacement — Arielle Hayat, resident herbalist at New York City's The Alchemist's Kitchen, suggests 1 tablespoon of Reishi powder (which I purchased from Sun Potion) in a cup of hot liquid, ideally with a fatty base like almond or cashew milk to aid the body in faster absorption.
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In fact, you won't find the unique blended beverage anywhere else, since Byeon insists that his dairy-free creation is unique to Round K. To craft the matte black latte, Byeon combines espresso (because it's a latte, not a potion coming from a fairy-tale villain), the aforementioned coconut ash, 98% Dutch processed cacao — that's really dark chocolate — and almond milk.
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And during the long stretch of the story at the hall of powerful Gibichung family, when Siegfried — under the spell of a potion that makes him forget Brünnhilde and fall for Gutrune (the gleaming soprano Edith Haller, in her Met debut) — Mr. Schager's vulnerable Siegfried often seems poignantly confused, with flashes of memory when he appears to know something is not right.
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"My whole life growing up, I always wanted to do something to impact the world," said Sara, a lovely woman who made me eggs in her Albany-area mansion this winter — the proportions of her home were so preposterous that I felt I had shrunk to a hundredth of my size, like Alice after she drank the potion in Wonderland.
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